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—Umciitf Farming, Saturday, Juna 7,1975
Lancaster Cattleman Shows Champion Steers
A Lancaster County 1
cattleman and hla aona
walked away with a boat of
prliaa at the Lancaater
Stockyarda Fed Steer Show
held on Wedneaday af
ternoon.
Paul Rohm, Lancaster R 2
and his sons, Dick and Ken,
exhibited the grand
champion lot of fed steers.
The Angus cattle had
previously won the
heavyweight breed division
earlier in the show.
Another lot of angus cattle
consigned by Martin Eberly,
Ephrata R 2, took the reserve
champion honors having
been selected as the
champion lightweights of the
breed.
Rohrer’s champion lot sold
by J. M. Hoober, Inc. went to
Crons Brothers for $56.60 per
hundredweight; while the
reserve lot sold by Hoober
also, was purchased by Alley
Packing Co. for $53.85.
Winners in other breed
competitions were: reserve
champion Hereford - Melvin
Rohrer, Lititz R 3, champion
Hereford lot - Paul Rohrer,
Lancaster R 2; champion
Charolais - Clarence Miller,
Lititz R 2; reserve champion
Charolais • Elmer Hoover,
Leola; champion crossbred •
Clyde Eshelman,
Washington Boro; reserve
champion crossbred •
Stanley White, Manbeim and
champion Holstein lot •
Aaron Weaver, Ephrata R 2.
Judge for the event was
Milt Marshall of Cross
Brothers Packing Company
of Philadelphia. A total of 252
head of animals were en
tered in the contest.
HER JOB
BETTER MILK PRODUCTION
aWOLGEMUTH
BROS., Inc
Mount Joy, Penna
Two lots of Angus steers took the The animals shown were the reserve
top two prizes during the Lancaster champion lot exhibited by Martin
Stockyard's Fed Steer Show and Sale. Eberly, Ephrata R 2.
Paul Rohrer, (right) Lancaster R 2 grand champion lot of fed steers at
holds the trophy awarded him and his the Lancaster Stockyards Show held
sons Ken and Dick for exhibiting the on Wednesday afternoon.
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